CHAMPAGNE DOM PERIGNON ROSE VINTAGE 6X0,75L 12,5°
0.75L
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12.5%
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Cod. CHA0014
Dom Pérignon Rosé pushes the boundaries of creation as it is a wine that is always more difficult to elaborate, integrating the power of the red wine in the harmony of the Dom Pérignon blend.
The glorious maturity of the Pinot Noir is expressed by adding 13% of red wine to the assemblage:
56% Pinot Noir (13% red)
44% Chardonnay
The glorious maturity of the Pinot Noir is expressed by adding 13% of red wine to the assemblage:
56% Pinot Noir (13% red)
44% Chardonnay
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Tasting notes
After fleeting aromas of rose, orange oil and saffron, the bouquet becomes warmer, dominated by red fruit - raspberry and cherry - then somber touches of cassis and fig. Sweetness ultimately triumphs, with notes of gingerbread and licorice.
Thefruit is majestic, ripe, fleshy and profound. After a markedly smooth and round initial mouthfeel, the wine nestles in the heart of the palate, settling with a sort of intimately intense caress. The power is contained, and the dominant impression is consistency. Sapid sensations converge and persist, leaving the memory of their tactile imprint.
Thefruit is majestic, ripe, fleshy and profound. After a markedly smooth and round initial mouthfeel, the wine nestles in the heart of the palate, settling with a sort of intimately intense caress. The power is contained, and the dominant impression is consistency. Sapid sensations converge and persist, leaving the memory of their tactile imprint.
Consumption tips
Ideal serving temperature
8 to 12°C.
Choose a propoer Tulipe Wine Glass.
8 to 12°C.
Choose a propoer Tulipe Wine Glass.
Product history
The beginning of winter was particularly rigorous in 2009. The Champagne region saw intermittent snowfall, and temperatures remained quite low. Spring was warm but rainy. The weather did not encourage flowering and there was a threat of mildew.
Thesummer, despite stormy periods that raised concerns that the health of the vines might suffer, was dominated by sunshine, especially in August. The weather remained hot, dry and very sunny for five consecutive weeks. On September 4 a hailstorm hit the vineyards in Hautvillers, Verzenay and Chouilly. The summery weather returned the very next day, however, and the grapes continued to ripen in complete serenity.
The harvest thus began on September 12 under absolutely idyllic conditions. The grapes showed exceptional health and their maturity, underlined by a wonderful aromatic expression, was superlative.
Thesummer, despite stormy periods that raised concerns that the health of the vines might suffer, was dominated by sunshine, especially in August. The weather remained hot, dry and very sunny for five consecutive weeks. On September 4 a hailstorm hit the vineyards in Hautvillers, Verzenay and Chouilly. The summery weather returned the very next day, however, and the grapes continued to ripen in complete serenity.
The harvest thus began on September 12 under absolutely idyllic conditions. The grapes showed exceptional health and their maturity, underlined by a wonderful aromatic expression, was superlative.
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